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... the working not combined to force advance wages, as far as Whig legislation is concerned, they would have been literally starved out of tho country. The big loaf —loaf of promise —which the Whig humbugs lifted the polo to bo gazed upon—not eaten where is ...
... All hesitation should now be a thing of the past, and an earnest effort made to rescue the borough from the thraldom tho Whigs. Sir Dominick Corrigan is mentioned as fourth candidate in the Liberal interest, and lie has written to a solicitor asking ...
... forward, who in the House of Commons would a supporter of the present Government. When had such a patriotic Government The Whigs in power basely treated this country. They passed no measures for the good of the nation. Their ears were closed against every ...
... Kirk upon us? The Whigs were in power long enough, backward our town was going f.st as i' could: and now when under Conservative government (although I am sorry s ...
... tare of the vessels was witnessed by of people; and the acene ea, ' , . . ,-prv imposing one. alto? f rlv correspondent the Whig supplies ingTn reference to the ball g.ven to t ,, folio Channel Fleet M ®ja„eJuuipheavv lost he. balance, in. Gormari)Tcfrost ...
... from what has boon going ou in Armagh for some time past. Mr. Law—~(an appropriate name for lawyer)—acoompanied the venerable Whig, Mr. Kirk, has been canvassing in Armagh for the last few days. The experiment, however, has met with little success, except ...
... AND THE QUEEN’S COLLEGES. The Whig has at length ventnrol, in connection with tho candidatnre of Sir C. Lanyon (or Belfast, to allude, in usual malevolent style of my leader,” to vacant chairs in the Queen’s College. The Whig never misses opportunity to ...
... ’twas proclaimed trumpet, fife, drum! But strangest tho changes--was it not? Their party strife the people had forgot; And Whigs aud Tories both alike agreed The town was very much improved indeed. It was a dream ’tis true, but don’t mistake, For people ...
... people’ (the expres sioa quoted is bis own), Wycombe, but though supported by Torie. a. well a. he foiled twenty vote* break down Whig influence in small Buckinghamshire bor° Nobody would have ventured predict that the young ultra Tory Cbrisi Charoh student ...
... oowa, AlO •’>« ; milch cows, £2l down T**!irling«, 10s 6 two-year olds, 5s down. nags, £ll to £18; better class scarce.—Ow. •/ Whig. Portasoww HonwcTJLfuiux. ltt. On Tuesday, the first competition in connexion with the above society took place in this town ...
... there that night for the discussion of the Irish Church question, nor for any political purpose, having connection with either Whig or Tory. The question was to he taken up in a religious, moral, and social aspect. The meeting was called to hear information ...
... to circuinslances. It is whispered that grand operation is being played calculated to outdo the memorable •dishing of the Whigs’ in 1867. The expectation derives support from n passage Sir John Pakington’a election address, which seems to have been generally ...